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Boilers The big picture of boiler water treatment chemicals is the control of scale, corrosion, and boiler carryover. Scale can lead to boiler inefficiency, plugged tubes, hot spots, under-deposit corrosion, and ultimately boiler damage. Corrosion can reduce the operating life of a boiler system and increase maintenance costs. Boiler carryover can lead to reduced steam quality and purity and cause turbine damage.
Typical boiler treatment chemicals are listed below.
Oxygen Scavengers: chemically neutralize oxygen not removed by the deaerator. Oxygen can lead to pitting in a boiler system.
Phosphates: inhibits scale formation on heat transfer surfaces.
Chelants:
inhibits scale formation by complexing with the
hardness ions.
Antifoams: surface-active chemicals that reduce foaming.
Neutralizing & Filming Amines: neutralizing amines protect condensate system by neutralizing effects of carbonic acid and filmers provide a protective coating.
Alkalinity Control: maintaining proper boiler alkalinity or pH protects the boiler from corrosion and facilitates certain types of chemical treatment programs (e.g., phosphate precipitation programs).
Polymers: disperse solids and inhibit scale.
PRODUCTS FOR BOILERS:
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PRODUCTS FOR BOILERS:
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